by Mike Smith | Dec 2, 2003 | Opinion
From Every People and Nation is the most comprehensive study of the Bible in support of racial equality published to date by an evangelical scholar.J. Daniel Hays, chair of the department of religious studies at Quachita Baptist University, builds his theology of race...
by Miguel A. De La Torre | Dec 2, 2003 | Opinion
According to Republican Senator John McCain, who chairs the Science, Commerce and Transportation Committee: “The United States government is responsible for 25 percent of the worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. It is time for the United States government to do...
by Dwight A. Moody | Dec 2, 2003 | Opinion
The new federal law banning third trimester abortions is a good and godly decision. Most of us think it is irresponsible for would-be parents to wait so far into the pregnancy to determine whether the birth of the baby is as wise and wonderful as it is intended to be....
by Karen Johnson Zurheide | Dec 1, 2003 | Opinion
What really matters at the holidays is being together. If we have our families and our health, we can be thankful and truly celebrate. That’s what we have been told—and told ourselves—countless times. This year, we are especially aware of the importance of...
by Paul Montacute | Dec 1, 2003 | Opinion
The hypnotic beauty of Bangladesh surprised me. As we set out into the countryside at dawn, the reflection of the deep green and golden crops was reflected in the water. This was my first visit to Bangladesh, and it was hard to imagine that this is the country that...
by Roger Thomas | Nov 28, 2003 | Opinion
Though computer animation has dominated the animation genre in America in both quality and creativity for a few years now, some traditionally drawn features still make it to theaters—and of course home video and DVD. One such traditionally drawn animated feature now...
